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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1962

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UN Troops Battle Katanga Police in Elisabethville Clash

Katangan police ignore cease fire orders and attack UN forces with machine guns and mortars in Elisabethville. Seven UN soldiers wounded, eight civilians hurt as fighting intensifies and UN forces recapture the gendarmerie HQ in a rapid mop up. Tshombe denied fleeing as he claimed UN troops provoked the action.

Avalanche-Journal News Services Eopoldville United Nations Elisabethville Red Cross Katanga U.S Washington Moise Tshombe Tshombe John Latz New York City

Shelby Smith Named Maid of Cotton at Memphis Pageant

Shelby Smith of Albuquerque New Mexico was named the new Maid of Cotton in Memphis Tennessee Friday night. First alternate Becky Bentley of Thorsby Alabama and second alternate Cynthia Thomas of Memphis were among the five finalists. Susan Elliott of Lubbock Texas and Barbara Lundell of Long Beach California appeared among the finalists.

Shelby Smith Albuquerque N.M Maid of Cotton Memphis Becky Bentley Thorsby, Ala Cynthia Thomas

Medicare Education Bills Face New Kennedy Proposals

President Kennedy and Health Education and Welfare Secretary Celebrezze outlined changes to Medicare and education aid for 1963 and potential inclusion of private insurance as an option. The plan would keep core structures while adding four to five days of work for finalizing the H E W budget for fiscal 1964. The administration also aims at federal grants to public secondary schools college loans and teacher salary aid with a budget higher than this year’s 5 086 836 000.

Avalanche-Journal News Services Alm Beach Congress Kennedy Sec. of Health, Education Befare Anthony J. Celebrezze Celebrezze Senate Jacob Javits R-Ny

30 Killed in Dominican Clashes Near Haitian Border

Dominican military forces clashed Friday with armed peasants in Palma Sola, a southern region near the Haitian border. Early reports claimed about 30 dead including Gen. Miguel Rodriguez Reyes, with rebels possibly tied to late dictator Trujillo’s police. Diplomatic circles said the fight was not linked to the Dec 20 election while Bosch was winning. Unconfirmed word noted 673 rebels captured as clashes erupted during Bosch’s U.S. holiday visit.

Santo Domingo API Palma Sola Dominican Republic Miguel Rodriguez Reyes Rafael L. Trujillo Washington Juan Bosch Trujillo Bosch United States

Tax revenue loss from Cuban ransom may reach $20 million

The U S government faces a projected tax revenue loss up to twenty million dollars over three years due to the Cuban ransom for 1113 Bay of Pigs prisoners. Mitchell Rogovin of the IRS estimates the loss from deducting wholesale value of donated goods, with corporate tax at 52 percent.

Ashington United States Cuba Treasury Mitchell Rogovin Internal Revenue Service Rogovin Internal Revenue Atty Robert F. Kennedy

Castro halts release of relatives of Cuban invaders

Fidel Castro abruptly stopped the release of relatives of Cuban invasion prisoners, sharply dampening exiles in Miami and Havana. The Swiss Embassy official in Havana cited no reason, while about 1,000 Cubans gathered outside the embassy seeking exit. President Kennedy planned to visit Miami to review 1,113 members of Invasion Brigade 2506 and their ransomed aid.

Avalanche Journal News Servicea IAMI Fidel Castro Kennedy Cuba Castro Havana U.S Miami JFK Prsident Bay of Pigs Red Cross Cuban Families Committee

Hearing Set On County Check Signing Dispute

A 9 a.m. December hearing in 72nd District Court will decide who may sign county checks. The suit by Lubbock National Bank targets County Treasurer Jane Reiger, county commissioners, County Judge Bill Davis, County Auditor Royal Furgeson, and the county and district clerks over disbursement authority. Judge Lindsey issued a temporary order allowing Reiger’s signature on December 1 checks while other checks may be issued without her signature.

72Nd District Court Lubbock National Bank Jane Rieger Lindsey Reiger

Pilot Dies In Dutch Plane Crash At Rotterdam

A British DC-4 trying to land too low struck a dike in Rotterdam and somersaulted killing the pilot and injuring three crew members. Fifteen other persons, including 14 passengers, escaped unharmed.

Rotterdam UPI

Albuquerque girl Shelby Smith named maid of cotton

Shelby Smith of Albuquerque wins the state maid of cotton title becoming the first from New Mexico to hold the honor. The 22 year old biology graduate student at the University of New Mexico will appear at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas and then travel to New York for wardrobe fittings.

United Press International Emphis Tenn Shelby Smith Albuquerque Howard W. Smith University of New Mexico Lubbock Ascotton Shelby Dallas Penne Percy Waco Tex Susan Elliott Barbara Lundell Long Beach Calif New York

Skybolt test claims clash over missile success

Conflicting reports arise after Skybolt launch at Cape Canaveral. Air Force touts high success while Pentagon sources say the test was flawed. Initial data suggested miss distance of about 100 miles. later figures place it on course 957 miles but omits a nose cone, causing burn up. officials delay pictures and recheck telemetry.

Darrell Garwood Miashington UPI Skybolt Air Force Cape Canaveral Pentagon Earth Defense Department

Latin Gag Quint Birth Story Hoax In Cordoba

A false report claiming quintuplets were born near Cordoba caused a local flap on Innocent Saint's Day. A caller identifying as a doctor said the mother and four girls and a boy were being moved to a city hospital, but authorities and locals dismissed the tale as a hoax by noon.

Argentina Mayo Sanatorium Simbolar Cordoba

Wedding Jokes Highlight Column Wit in Society Page

A humorous wedding caption mocks traditional roles, portraying a groom who shifts from pleasing to ruling his choices. The quip appears in a light editorial voice within the society notes.

Prayer of Humility and Charity to Guide Daily Life

A reflective plea for divine aid to reject greed and prejudice. The anonymous author asks God to transform vanity into goodness and to live as a shining light for others and for the Divine.

Earth

European Winter Toll Rises Across Continent

Snow and cold grip Europe for a sixth day as the death toll tops 400 with 137 Britons killed in traffic and rail accidents. Alarming conditions persist from the Alps to Spain. temperatures plunge, relief in Portugal but subfreezing across France. eight die in Belgium and sixteen in Switzerland. Helicopters aid stranded motorists while storms lash regions from Assisi to Sicily.

United Preas International Ondon Europe England Royal Automobile Club Scilly Isles Britain London British Railways Spain Andalucia Portugal France Porthus Pass Italy Sicily Mt. Etna Assisi Santa Claus St. Bernard Pass Alps Belgium Switzerland Holland

Morton Woman Dies in Wreck at Intersection

Mary Julia Barnhill a 72 year old Morton resident was killed Friday morning when her car collided with Royce Hess on the Quaker Avenue and 4th Street intersection. Barnhill died at the scene and funeral services are pending at Singleton Funeral Home.

Morton 4Th St Quaker Ave Mary Julia Barnhill George McCloskey Singleton Funeral Home Barnhill Royce Franklin Hess New Deal Hess Lubbock Friends

Last Chance To View Yule Winners In City Lighting

Final opportunity to see the two exterior winners in the Home Christmas Lighting Contest. Lights will be turned off tonight at the Benton Teal home 2107 Ave T winner of first place in the North of 34th Street Exterior Division and grand prize and at Miss Carol O Connell 4310 42nd St winner of first place in the South of 34th Street Exterior Division.

Benton Teal Ave. T 34Th Street Carol O'Connell 42Nd St

Weather Map Page 3 B Forecast for Lubbock Area

Fair and cooler weather expected with a high near 30 degrees. This morning’s low around 28 degrees. Winds from the northwest at 15 to 25 mph this afternoon.

Lubbock

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